2014-05-27

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FEPD Circular Letter No. 10: Direction regarding opening of Non-Resident Foreign Currency Deposit Account

The requirement for customers to complete Form 5/69 to open a Non-Resident Foreign Currency Deposit Account is abolished. Account opening applications may now be processed solely through the standard application form, provided that one set of the customer's specimen signatures, verified by a Bangladesh Mission abroad or a recognized bank or individual, is submitted.

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Foreign Exchange Policy Department Bangladesh Bank Head Office Dhaka-1000 Ref. No. FEPD(AN&NFBI)/118/2014-10 Date: ----------------- 27 May 2014

To All Approved Dealer Banks engaged in Foreign Exchange Transactions Head Office / Principal Office.

Dear Sir,

Direction regarding opening of Non-Resident Foreign Currency Deposit Account.

In accordance with Section-OO, Clause 15 of Chapter 13 of the Guidelines for Foreign Exchange Transactions, 2009 (Volume-1), instructions have been issued for customers of Non-Resident Foreign Currency Deposit Accounts to apply to AD Banks for account opening through the Form (completed in accordance with Form 5/69) and to submit one set of specimen signatures of the customer verified by a Bangladesh Mission abroad or any bank or individual known to the AD Bank along with the form.

It has been decided that henceforth there is no need to complete Form 5/69. However, the existing practice of obtaining one set of specimen signatures of the customer verified by a Bangladesh Mission abroad or any bank or individual known to the AD Bank shall continue, and the aforementioned account opening shall be done through the existing account opening application form.

Yours faithfully,

(Mohammad Zakir Hossain Chowdhury) Deputy General Manager Phone: 9530250

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